Every woman knows, movies are more than just entertainment -- they're self-medication.

After all, what can take the edge off of a bad day at the office better than a movie where the boss gets his? (Think 9-5).  And, of course, a dose of happily ever after from Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks can always cure a case of the break-up blahs (Sleepless in Seattle). Now, for the first time, Cinematherapy acknowledges what women have known for years, and provides a sage guide to the best movie medicine currently available for whatever ails you, whether it's a sudden hormonal shift, a bad-hair day, or a full-fledged identity crisis.

Need a good cry?  Watch Marvin's Room, Love Story, or another 'Copious Weeper' and cry yourself a river.

Mom driving you nuts?  Check out a 'Mother Issue' flick like Postcards from the Edge or Terms of Endearment and come of age.

Prince charming turning into a big old frog?  Try a 'Happily-Ever-After' movie like An Officer and a Gentleman or It Happened One Night and reassure yourself that fairy tales can come true.

Complete with dosage instructions, warning labels, and expert advice on the therapeutic benefits of each film, this book will help you make the perfect movie choice for any time you need to curl up in an old bathrobe and take charge of your own remote control.

Size: 7.25" x 9" x .75". 243 pages.